Grief after brain injury is often complex, ongoing, and difficult to name.

There may be no clear ending, no shared language, and no simple path forward.

This three-part series explores the concept of ambiguous loss and how it shows up in the lives of people with traumatic or acquired brain injury.

Together, we will look at what it means to grieve changes in identity, ability, and relationships, and how to make sense of a reality that may feel unfamiliar or unresolved.

Please join us for Session 2

With a Guided Exercise in:

"Before injury, I was…Now, I am…”

We will focus on identity disruption after injury and

the tension between “before” and “after” with guidance around how to give ourselves

permission to hold multiple versions of ourselves at once.

Holding The Change: Grief And Ambiguous Loss After A Brain Injury Series

Who and I now?